Easier to shoot for in active investing (e.g. flipping) though that comes with risk and is more intensive. 

Well he now is missing in action despite numerous calls, emails, texts.

I think I have fear of inaction that's causing me to rethink to a point where I am not doing anything and need a little nudge on what other investors would do?

@Ryan Keenan Your tenants rent was late the day after it was due and you have now lost 16 days rent and if a eviction is necessary you have lost multiple months rent due to you not understanding your landlord tenant codes and your inaction.

I can easily search company names in my state on the Florida Division of Corporations website and find out who created the entity, their address, the date they created, whether it is active or inactive, etc.

Found a lot of old, inactive termite damage that had to be fixed, so maybe good that we gutted it. 

While I was in graduate school earning my Master of Fine Art in Acting degree, I did end up buying a duplex like I had set out to do, that I lived in the downstairs and rented out the upstairs to build equity and have someone else help pay the mortgage.

I’m back in action with a couple of flips in and around the great Bay Area.

However... the trouble is with many folks out there is that it's tough to get a part time job outside of your full time job.. plus it's tough to figure out what you can do... and how to do it...That is precisely why I decided to execute Jeff's formula in action.... 

Put my license inactive and haven’t done much in real estate for the past few years.